Oshiomhole assures on equity
Ex-CJ defends S/Court on Sokoto guber suit
Anyim donates N10m to Ebonyi PDP
Make 7-point agenda priority, monarch tells Jonathan
N-Delta: Youth leader raises alarm over militants’ threat
Anambra: Onwugbufor asks court to void Obi’s election
Ex-NIPSS director calls for review of NHIS
I was in Kano
Gaddafi and Mark, who’s mad?
New cabinet: PDP holds emergency meeting
Akunyili, Umar, Jega for INEC chair
Banks face new credit squeeze
Ekeji promises credibility in sports as Ndanusa hands over
Wolves tear Zesco apart
Stakeholders divided over suspension of universal banking

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Jonathan’s priority should be energy, energy, energy, ICAN Boss
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Jos: Police await AG’s order to try 164 suspects
The Police, weekend, in Abuja said 41 of the 164 persons arrested for the March 7 attacks on Dogo Nahawa village by Fulani herdsmen in Jos South Local Government Area which left no fewer than 121 people including women and children dead, are to be charged with terrorism and culpable homicide punishable by death.
Sen. Mark: CBN is still misleading you!!
“Banking Reforms: Soludo Deceived Us – Markâ€. The foregoing was the caption of a report on pg 15 in the Business & Economy section of the Punch Newspaper edition of Friday, 15/3/2010.
Jos: Police await AG’s order to try 164 suspects
The Police, weekend, in Abuja said 41 of the 164 persons arrested for the March 7 attacks on Dogo Nahawa village by Fulani herdsmen in Jos South Local Government Area which left no fewer than 121 people including women and children dead, are to be charged with terrorism and culpable homicide punishable by death.
Tapping Youth Potential for Enterprise Revolution , A Niger
Even so, well over 40 million Nigerians continue to be jobless despite the recently announced figure of 29%. Unemployment, however, is only one of many reasons behind youth unrest across the country and in the Delta region in particular. Others include:

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